Nishabdham

In the mist‑laden streets of Seattle, a long‑forgotten tragedy lingers in the shadows of a once‑grand villa that has earned a reputation as a haunted house. The murder of a couple on a Christmas night in 1972 still haunts the local police, prompting the Seattle PD to reopen the case and search for answers hidden behind decades of silence. The atmosphere is steeped in quiet dread, where the ordinary cityscape meets an unsettling sense of history that refuses to stay buried.

Enter Sakshi, a talented artist who communicates through paint rather than words, navigating a world made more challenging by her deaf‑mute condition. She travels to the enigmatic villa with her fiancé, the celebrated cellist Antony, drawn by whispers of a mysterious painting linked to the old crime. Their arrival coincides with the assignment of two seasoned investigators: Mahalakshmi, a determined detective, and Richard Dawkins, a methodical captain, both tasked with untangling the knot of past and present mysteries that surround the property.

The film weaves together the quiet intensity of Sakshi’s artistic vision, the haunting resonance of Antony’s music, and the procedural grit of the police investigation, creating a moody tapestry of suspense and intrigue. As the characters navigate hidden corridors, cryptic clues, and the weight of unsolved history, the story balances a brooding thriller tone with moments of emotional subtlety. The stage is set for a compelling exploration of how art, love, and the echo of old secrets can converge in a city where every corner seems to hold a story waiting to be uncovered.

Last Updated: October 11, 2025 at 19:37